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ROCK HILL, S.C. — A mother and daughter who were in need received the keys to a brand-new Dodge Caravan on Friday.
Jazmine Belk has cerebral palsy, which means she needs a wheelchair to get around.
Her mother, Debra Pauling, said their previous van was totaled in a crash in 2020.
“Her whole world is going to change. Her quality of life is going to change. and her life is enhanced tremendously,” Pauling expressed.
The non-profit All Things Possible provided the new van.
The family said the new wheels are a welcome relief.
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